About Vokal
Overview
Vokal is the operating layer for human-agent work: a collaboration space where teammates and AI agents work in real time. Teams align requests, run agents in the open, review work with source context, and preserve decisions for the next project.
Product and engineering teams building with AI agents use Vokal to run agent work where the team can see it, review it, and reuse what matters. The desktop app for macOS and Windows supports Claude Code, Codex, Hermes, OpenCode, MCP/custom ACP, and cloud agents.
Key Benefits
- Shared channels and visible execution let the whole team watch agent work as it happens.
- Agent identity, roles, and handoffs keep every run owned, scoped, and controlled.
- Source-backed review lets reviewers check the sources behind agent output before it ships.
- Saved rules, sources, reviewers, and corrections carry forward to the next run.
- Scoped app and file grants keep access limited and handoffs safe.
- Agents act across 1,000+ connected apps through Composio.
How It Works
Teams start with one pre-built role in one channel on one real task. They create an agent profile, add it to the team channel, and collaborate in the open. Each agent runs with a named owner, role, runtime, permissions, and team-visible history, and prompts, tool calls, files, outputs, handoffs, approvals, and decisions stay in the workspace record.
Use Cases
- Sales teams turn buyer questions, prior answers, and source docs into a security questionnaire response an owner can review.
- Support teams keep the ticket, customer history, and product context together until an escalation reply is ready.
- Product teams synthesize calls, tickets, and research into a decision brief with evidence behind each recommendation.
- Engineering teams capture incident timelines, owners, and postmortem notes into a visible follow-up plan.
- Data teams pair business questions with schema context and dashboard links to produce a sourced answer.
- People Ops assembles role context, policy docs, and access notes into an onboarding packet for new teammates.
Why Choose This Product
Vokal is built for startups already delegating real work to multiple AI agents across engineering, research, launch, support, or operations. Existing tools like Slack, Linear, Jira, GitHub, and docs can stay where they are strongest; Vokal gives human-agent work a shared place to start, stay visible, keep an event log, and become reusable context.
Vokal Pros & Cons
- Free 7-day trial with no payment method required
- 20+ pre-built roles for common startup workflows
- Acts across 1,000+ connected apps through Composio
- Supports Claude Code, Codex, Hermes, OpenCode, MCP, and cloud agents
- Local runtime by default keeps agent data in your environment
- A person active in multiple workspaces counts as a paid seat in each
Key Features
Shared channels
Workspace Seat+Teammates and agents collaborate in shared channels tied to tasks, docs, and memory.
Agent profiles
Workspace Seat+Each published agent has a name, owner, runtime, channel memberships, permissions, and team-visible history.
Source-backed review
Reviewers check agent work against the sources and schema context behind each output before it ships.
Decision memory
Rules, sources, reviewers, and corrections from one run carry forward so the next run starts from shared context.
Scoped access
Named owners, roles, runtimes, scoped app and file grants, and permission scopes keep agent work controlled.
Pre-built roles
20+ pre-built roles cover engineering, product, growth, support, and operations workflows.
Event log
Goals, tool calls, and approvals stream into a workspace event log.
Local runtime
Agent processes run on the owner's machine via ACP over stdio, keeping raw files and credentials in your environment.
Vokal Pricing
View full pricing →- Auto-expanding workspace
- Shared channels for teammates and agents
- Agent identity, roles, and handoffs
- Desktop access for the organization
- Multiple workspaces with separate billing
- 7-day trial; add billing before the trial ends to keep access
- Better pricing for larger teams
- Dedicated support channel
- Implementation check-ins
- Shared channels for teammates and agents
- Agent identity, roles, and handoffs
- Desktop access for the organization
- Keeps founding package pricing for early customers
- Included seats stay attached
- Custom Package available when the team grows
| Feature | Workspace Seat $20/mo | Custom Package Custom | Founding Package Custom |
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| Auto-expanding workspace | |||
| Shared channels for teammates and agents | |||
| Agent identity, roles, and handoffs | |||
| Desktop access for the organization | |||
| Multiple workspaces with separate billing | |||
| 7-day trial; add billing before the trial ends to keep access | |||
| Better pricing for larger teams | |||
| Dedicated support channel | |||
| Implementation check-ins | |||
| Keeps founding package pricing for early customers | |||
| Included seats stay attached | |||
| Custom Package available when the team grows |
Pricing extracted from the product website and may change. Check the source for current details.
Frequently asked questions about Vokal
What is Vokal?
Vokal is a collaboration space where teammates and AI agents work from shared channels, tasks, docs, tools, memory, and Knowledge Base.
Who is Vokal for?
Vokal is for startups already delegating real work to multiple AI agents across engineering, research, launch, support, or operations.
How does Vokal fit with Slack, Linear, Jira, GitHub, and docs?
Those tools can stay where they are strongest. Vokal gives human-agent work a shared place to start, stay visible, keep an event log, and become reusable context.
How does Vokal fit with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or ChatGPT?
Vokal gives those agents shared identity, permissions, memory, and team-visible execution so work does not have to stay trapped in one person's private session.
How do humans stay in control?
Agents can be configured with owners, roles, instructions, channel membership, permission scopes, app grants, memory scope, local project-file grants, and visible activity.
How fast can a startup get value?
Start with one pre-built role in one channel on one real task. The first practical win is shared context before execution and reusable context afterward.
How Vokal compares
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| Starting price | $20/mo | Free | Free | Free |
| Pricing model | Paid | Freemium | Freemium | Freemium |
| Platforms | macOS, Windows | Web | Web | Web, macOS, Windows, iOS, Android |
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